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Jun 14 2008

IBD and the Elimination Diet

Published by tinasam at 3:08 pm under Treatment, living Edit This

Inflammatory Bowel Disease, or IBD, is the inflammation of the intestines from Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis. It gives widespread nutritional difficulties and some with IBD are put on what is called the elimination diet.

 

Elimination diets are those that will typically have an allergy rate that is low in the foods that are allowed. Food allergies are a common factor in most Inflammatory Bowel Disease cases.

 

The most common foods that offend typically are wheat or dairy products. People on a standardized elimination diet will have a menu of lamb, chicken, potatoes, rice, banana, apple, cabbage, broccoli, and brussels sprouts. Not a lot of variety, but better for the IBD patient than a nice spicy curry;)

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2 Responses to “IBD and the Elimination Diet”

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  2. grt8dayon 15 Jun 2008 at 9:01 am edit this

    So much of what we eat can be tied to our bowels and health. It is very easy to see the correlation, but yet very difficult to make the conscious choice to start eating better. Maybe just making small changes can be the best decision overall.

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